Università degli Studi di Milano

The University offers  European and Oriental Languages (Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Arabic) courses with additional one-semester courses of Hebrew and Corean. Oriental languages are taught very well and intensively. Normally there are small groups of people so learning is easier as you can get a direct feedback from teachers. With a bachelor's degree you'll reach an intermediate level, not suitable for seeking employement. European languages students will reach a C1level.  However, courses are poorly organised. The huge number of students makes it impossible for teachers to pay attention to each student. Moreover professors are not really engaging. Lessons are quite boring and focused on theory rather than translating and most students feel like what they are learning won't be of any use to them

the only problem: we dont have to study foreing languages and  computer science in applied practice.

Ho frequentato poco dando esami fino al 2002 senza portare a compimento il corso di studi in Lettere Moderne a indirizzo storico-moderno prima di iniziare a lavorare nel terziario a tempo pieno. La formazione mi è comunque stata utile per inserirmi anche nel mondo dell'informazione e della comunicazione in cui sono tuttora attivo.

Abbastanza soddisfatta, piano di studi completo

It is really helpful and inclusive. It is really diverse which is a great tool to gain exposure and learn to understand peoples perspective. The course itself is very career and industry oriented which is exactly what I wanted. As such, the experience is really educational, both in terms of life as well as academic.
The university library is amazing as it has everything needed. The technology is upto date and the service of borrowing laptops is super helpful.